It is difficult to imagine how the administrator can expect to remain the educational leader of the school district if he continues to follow the professional doctrine and tries to stay out of politics or to be neutral. (Author/IRT)

Traces the development of the Marrist controversy. (AM)

The article presents the outcomes of the women's conference, not only as a single event, but also as an analysis of the dynamics that were, and are, currently operating in the women's movement vis-a-vis Hispanic women in general, and Chicanas in particular. (NQ)

This article suggests that black visibility does not constitute black political power. (Author/AM)

The complexity of counseling-related legislation has dictated the need for counselor-training programs to develop an organized and systematic approach to this topic. A graduate-level seminar is described in terms of goals, objectives, structure, and requirements. (Author)

Evaluates the influence of sport in the formation of mass perceptions within international relations. (Author/RK)

Places emphasis on the role of the National Council for American Education and Allen Zoll in the early 1950s. (IRT)

Describes a research paper assignment on "The Language of Politics" which involved students in analyzing the language of the 1976 presidential debates. (DD)

There is a need to learn how communications shape the cultural and political assumptions of the world, suggests this former assistant secretary of state. Mass media is exercising more and more power in defining the emerging world political system. (LBH)

Participants of the second semiannual meeting of the Arizona Mexican American Political Conference, held in Tucson on September 24, 1977, discussed the Mexican American influence and involvement in local, state, and national politics. (NQ)

Reports that the World Congress of Psychiatry voted to condemn the Soviet Union for the abuse of psychiatry for political purposes. (SL)

Outlines six ways in which educational finance is more fragmented and filled with conflict than it was fifteen years ago, and looks at the differences and relationships between the traditional school finance community and the new advocates of reform. (Author/IRT)

Discusses the destructive aspects of reorganization that must take place if change is to be successful. The 1970-71 reorganization of the U.S. Post Office Department is used as a model. (Author)

This article looks at labor agencies in various economic and political settings and compares them with the U. S. Department of Labor. (JOW)

Analyzes the economic and political responses to the Great Depression of the 1930s in Germany, Austria, Belgium, the Netherlands, France, and Britain. States that economic policies had little direct effect on the survivability of governments during the 1930s. Concludes that processes of national consensus formation determined the survival or…